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Rantala, Juhani
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
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- 2024Crystal plasticity model for creep and relaxation deformation of OFP coppercitations
- 2023Crystal plasticity model for creep and relaxation deformation of OFP coppercitations
- 2021Creep properties of 9Cr and 14Cr ODS tubes tested by inner gas pressurecitations
- 2018Experimentally verified model based predictions for integrity of copper overpack:Annual report 2017
- 2018Experimentally verified model based predictions for integrity of copper overpack
- 2017Microstructural and mechanical characterization of ODS alloy produced by surface oxidation method
- 2016Multiaxial creep testing device for nuclear fuel claddings
- 2016Relaxation behaviour of copper in disposal canisters
- 2016Impression creep testing for the HAZ of a P22 weld
- 2016Creep performance of fuel cladding
- 2016Creep analyses of a steam pipe system
- 2015Material integrity of welded copper overpack:Annual report 2014
- 2015Material integrity of welded copper overpack
- 2013Creep damage and long term life modelling of an X20 steam line componentcitations
- 2013Practical application of impression creep data to power plant
- 2013Performance of copper overpack for repository canisters
- 2010Creep damage and long term life of steam line components
- 2010Mechanical performance and life prediction for canister copper
- 2010Creep damage and long term life of steam line components:Case X20
- 2009Modeling and verification of creep strain and exhaustion in a welded steam mixercitations
- 2008Modelling and verification of creep strain and exhaustion in a welded steam mixer
- 2008Creep damage, ductility and expected life for materials with defects
- 2007The LICON approach to life management
- 2001Modelling the development of creep damage:The licon experience
- 2001Modelling the development of creep damage
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Creep damage and long term life modelling of an X20 steam line component
Abstract
Hot steam lines operate at high temperatures and are designed against creep. In service they will consume the creep life at the highest rate in locations with the most adverse combination of material strength (weakness) and high stress (e.g. system loads). Adverse effects in stress state are promoted by features of geometry and discontinuities in the materials properties. In practice it is essential to find the areas of maximum damage, as these will determine the locations and timing to inspect and finally to repair or replace before failures or unplanned outages. The inspection experience from power plant steam systems have provided the established views on the expected locations of the early creep damage, and rules on timing the next inspection. The experience has also shown that optimal timing is materials dependent, and that the steel grade X20CrMoV11-1 (X20, 11% Cr steel) performs particularly well in the inspection statistics. This paper describes a case with observed creep cavitation and cracking in a branch weld of a X20 steam header that was replaced after 135,000 service hours. The characteristics of the observed damage and its evolution are discussed.